Sogmatar: Into the City of Tombs

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Jeremy wade of archeology

Get this man a Netflix show thank you 🙏🏻

I love how it went from serious and educational talk about history to "I'M A MOTHERFUCKIN' TOMB RAIDER BABY!!!"

I love how Milo follows up what he says with facts, unlike so many pseudo historians.

Atlantis! BINGO!

I would love it if you included some of the local culture into these videos. Go get something to eat and talk about the people and city around you.

Are you wearing a bra?

I love all your shows. I envy you you're too purdy and unbelievable in intelligence. you're an amazing guy don't stop you can slow down a little bit though, geez where's all your energy come from?

I discover your channel while looking into gobleck tempe (whatever) and I'm so happy I did. What a qt. Your enthusiasm makes me smile. Thanks.

There’s something uniquely wonderful about ancient toys, games, and remnants of fun in the ancient world.

Gotta agree with these comments the history channel should be giving people like you shows. They are sad lately ever since ancient aliens spread tons of misinformation about the sumerian language.

Liking your channel more and more. You do fantastic work.

Dude... if you are at all serious, use the damn metric system.

Got off to a great start, very scholarly. Then actually sets foot in a tomb... Gotta say, the change in demeanor was off-putting. ='[.]'=

I think there is some error in info about the Jupiter temple and an earthquake. 600 BC is hundreds of years before the Romans got out of the Italian peninsula.

This guy laugh-cheers a lot

Finally, a professional tomb raider that is doing it for the history instead of profit and fame.

Hear, hear milo

The first thing that came to mind when I saw the shelves in the tomb are the morturies attached to burial sites in Egypt. They have platforms with channels cut into, theyre for draining bodily fluids during body preparation. It wouldnt be a long stretch to imagine these may have had a similar purpose. They clearly preserved their dead in some way, even if it was by draining the bodies to prevent explosive decomposition.

Turkey is like Disneyland for archaeologists!

The amount of accumulation on the sealing could be because they were incremating in the next room while their gods were watching them.

I am not use to people being able to just climb into places like that, the few I have gotten to see in the US have been roped/blocked off, you are only able to see them from a distance. This whole series has reinforced my desire to get out of the US and see the rest of the world....if life keeps going the way it is that will be very soon. (Found you yesterday and have been enjoying your videos so much, you are getting me interested in history again)

It is so bizarre to see such old, ancient structures around a living town.

"The well of Moses? Yeah, that's in Barry's backyard, go ask him if you want to see it."

Milo after breaking into my house because my grandpa just died and he “has to see the burial bed”

Im old but intelligence is very sexy😮
Thank you for the truth without the fantasy. It's so much better that way

Could the interior of the soot lined tombs have been burnt to weaken the stone and make it easier to carve out? If i remember correctly, stone becomes brittle when heated, so it would it make sense for the least developed or the unfinished tomb to have the most soot.

Echoes of my high school Latin teacher, “human nature never changes.”

new favorite channel. ty for being here

As far as I know, the majority of scholars believe Moses wasn’t real, but just a fictional character, to make Israelites feel like they overcame the rule of Egypt. Instead of the real fact that the pharaoh just decided to no longer rule over Canaan.

That tomb was goddamn awesome.

Your a tombraider for sure bruh

'Necropolis' is such a cool word

If there’s one thing prehistoric humans would be totally incapable of doing without the wisdom and advanced technology of Atlantis it’s pile stones and earth up in a big heap

Hopping up on the burial niche and having a photo op didn’t really seem the most respectful

Let's start a petition to get him a tv show. This is the kind of content kids need, not fucking tik tok 💀

I love his enthusiastic work for the past.

Isn't Moses considered to not have been real though?

We do know as to whether or not Moses dug that well: he did not. It is now generally accepted among biblical scholars that use the historical critical method (the non-fundamentalist types) that all those mentioned in the 1st 5 books of the bible are fictional characters. See "The Atheist's Guide to the Old Testament" by Dr. Joshua Bowen or see him on line (digital Hammurabi).

Curious about if there were burials and bodies recovered , if yes then can anyone point me to a video or article.

Great videos, keeping it fairly simple yet detailed.

If there is Gobekli and Karahan tepe like sites, then as much as i stray away from Hancock's various theories, he is also not wrong about many other civilizations that are waiting to be found by us, some as old as he claims, some maybe even older, some maybe less advanced some maybe more advanced than those who built the sites around Turkey. We cannot throw out just about every idea that Hancock has put out there

"I'm a motherfucking tomb raider, baby!" subbed just for that.

I don't care how many people complain about your audio quality, or your audio editing... Keep it just the way it is no matter how much extra money you get from this venture. It keeps these videos honest.

I kept hearing chalcolithic as "chocolithic" which would make an amazing archaeology-themed breakfast cereal. Little crunchy chocolate henges and statues and, if you're lucky, one of 5 collectible artifacts

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You need to get yourself a Surefire flashlight with ALL THE LUMENS. :)